Gifted here, there, and everywhere? States vary widely in how they classify gifted students.

Are you thinking about having your child tested? A full assessment can be expensive and time consuming. Be a wise consumer and advocate. Read this article to learn more about what age is the best for obtaining accurate intelligence testing results.

Books published for children are big business. But what is being offered? How healthy is your child's literary diet?

Looking for an exciting and challenging science program? Water Works is brought to us by Prufrock Press and the College of William and Mary's Center for Gifted Education.

Does your gifted child want to save the whales, read to underprivileged children, or cook up a storm in the local soup kitchen? Volunteering is a win-win situation that can be very rewarding for everyone concerned.

Here's my list of top 10 best reads for parents of gifted children.

Bibliophiles, unite! This article is for book lovers of all ages.

Wenda Sheard, President of SENG (Supporting Emotional Needs of the Gifted) shares her observations on gifted children and friendships. This piece was originally printed in the SENG Update in February 2008. You may subscribe to the SENG Update by following the link at the end of the article.

Do you know a gifted high school aged student who is looking for a serious summer academic program? THINK Summer Institute might be just the thing.

Author Rachel Gathercole knocks one out of the park with her logical and well organized answer to the question homeschoolers hear most often, "What about socialization?"